Chelsea and Aston Villa had an eye on the defender of the equator Joel ordered before a potential decision.
According to TBR Football, the two clubs were present to watch the central defender very well rated when his country was in action against Argentina.
Crystal Palace is also due to Ordonez. In addition, Arsenal has been linked to the player in recent months.
Chelsea Keeping Tombs on Joel Ordonnez
Graeme Bailey revealed: “Joel Ordonez is an exceptional young defender, and he is prudent to assume that he will leave the Brugge club in 2026.
“He goes to the World Cup final next summer, and I am told that he is almost sure that he went before this point.
“Chelsea and Villa are both long-term admirers to order, so no shock, they both display scouts to keep an eye on its progress, and see it in action against an international striking force like Argentina is important.”
It remains to be seen if they decide to take a step for the player in the coming months. Order is very well evaluated through Europe and it has a brilliant future.
He could become a quality player for Chelsea if they manage to conclude the agreement.
Order could imagine a movement
The South American will be attracted by the idea of moving to the Premier League, and it would be a huge opportunity for him. He impressed by the Belgian outfit club Brugge, and he should soon be in motion.
The young defender wants to compete at the highest level, and he remains to be seen where he finds himself. Chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they recently won the conference league and the FIFA club World Cup.
The young defender will be attracted by the idea of joining them. Meanwhile, Aston Villa also has an ambitious project. They have quality players and a high -level manager like Unai Emery. They will seek to build a team capable of fighting regularly for European football. They need quality players at their disposal, and the South American defender would be a solid long-term investment.
It will be interesting to see which of the two clubs can conclude the agreement.
